Hoppe Extends Lead In 1920 Billiard Averages
Philadelphia reports trace Hoppe Slogson results with Hoppe scoring 127 269 240 in the December 6 match and posting a high run of 269. Clarence Jackson, a Chicago amateur, gains notice for rapid improvement as he transitions to professional billiards, contrasting with other top players.
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Philadelphia
Hoppe
Clarence Jackson
Chicago
Dillard
Tne
Jane
New York City
William Hoppe
Sowell
France
Maurice Vignaux
Jacob Sché ‘Touts
Cure
George
Slosson
George | Mutton
Sutton
Demrest
Morningstar
Lynch to Victoria in Westerly baseball swap
Mike Lynch longtime Macoma manager in the Northwestern league is traded to Victoria for infielder Keller. President J B McGinnity confirmed the deal following sports dinner pledges to supply Mockland stallion colts to the United.
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Macoma
Mike Lynch
Toa
J B McGinnity
Lynch
Victoria
Keller
Colt Dandy Rock Sent to Front Royal Breeding Farm
August Delmont, chairman of the rocks lab, announced shipment from Lexington Kentucky to the government farm in Front Royal Virginia of the brown Colt Dandy Rock by Rocksant-bonna Mia. Dandy Rock is described as compact and well suited to breed cavalry mounts. The French government has aid Mr Hermont 00 frames about 18.009 for the colt Amoureux by Octagona Cilia, a horse that had won numerous important races on the French turf.
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August Delmont
The
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Lexington
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Rocksant-bonna Mia
Hermont
Octagona Cilia
Three Handed Wrestling Contest Set For Next Saturday
Ernest Miller Robert Cote and Jack Neville signed articles for a handicap three handed wrestling match to be held next Saturday evening. Each posted forfeit money. Millar must throw both Cote and Neville once within two hours. Referee to be chosen at mat side. Millar claims world catch as catch can title. recent bout with Cote shows his skill.
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Ernest Miller
Robert Cote
Jack Neville
Millar
Cote
Neville
Milter
Ren RESULTS Incomplete race results with winners
Owing to the first race Bees horses in and Stout Heart third. Second race Sir Tarry won with Loveday second and Ka Adams third. Third race Eli Bryson won with Furlong second and Causate third. Fourth race Injury won with Lackrose second and Croat Over third. Fifth race Pine Vision won with Bi fond second and Flying third. Sixth race Misprigon won with Lehigh third.
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Stout Heart
Sir Tarry
Loveday
Ka Adams
Eli Bryson
Causate
Injury
Lackrose
Croat
Pine Vision
Misprigon
Reond
Lehigh
Sage College bars mixed interclass ballet game in Coru
Ithaca N Y Dec 1%8 The athletic committee of Sage College bans a proposed mixed interclass ballet game in Coru due to strain on women students The decision allows rowing only between Tocat and other classes and ends plans for the ballet contest involving both sexes.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Sage College
Coru
Iris” College
Whitlaw Reid Dies at London Ambassadorship Ends
Whitlaw Reid, longtime United States ambassador to Britain, died in London after a period of illness and strenuous social duties. He had led a full diplomatic career, entertaining at Dorchester House and presiding over official functions in London and Albany, with heavy correspondence and university addresses shaping his final years.
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Harrogate
United States
Albany
England
Wales
University College
Wiliam Osler
Wrestpark
Teck
Whitelaw Reid
London
Whitelaw Reid life of public service and diplomacy
A sketch of Whitelaw Reid's career covers his rise from Ohio journalist to editor of the New York Tribune and owner, Civil War service, diplomatic posts in France and Britain, and his 1905 appointment as ambassador to Great Britain. His marriage to Hilzadeth Mills and his son Ogden Mills Reid are noted.
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New York Tribe
House of ‘Representatives
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France
United ‘States
United States
Repub
Harrison
Britain
Spain
Great Britain
Edward VII
Joseph I. Choatens Whitelaw Reid
Hilzadeth Mills
Darious Ogden “Milla
New York
Ogden Mills Reid
Tribune Association
The
Tribune
Jeanne
John Hubert Ward
Queen Alexandra
Girl Arrested In Opium Den In Chinatown
A one year old girl found curled up in a bank in Chinatown was taken into custody after guards alerted police. The child, unnamed, appeared uninjured but disheveled, while a Chinaman Quong Lee was arrested on opium joint charges. Bail was posted and authorities plan further inquiry.
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China
Quong Lee
Yorath
Baldisero
Chihaman
Salt Lake
Mother of Former Mayor MacGinniss Dies in Butte
Mrs. Mary MacGinniss, mother of former mayor John MacGinniss, died after a brief illness of bronchial pneumonia. She passed away yesterday in her Thornton hotel apartment. Born in Brattleboro, she earned wide acquaintance in Butte during her long residence. The body was moved to her daughter’s home and will be shipped to Illinois. son Minchinnian travels from New York to attend.
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John
Reed Smoot
Utah
Congress
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Thom. Jefferson
Martin W. Litteton
Roosevelt Dlsct
New York
Jefferson Levy
Levy
Littleton
Mr. Levy
Tony
Mire
Mount Vernon
Thomas Jefferson
Mont Ucello
Butte Briefs Mention Blake and Murry Incident
Philip W. Blake secretary of the Butte Chamber of Commerce was taken to Murray from a severe attack of la grippe. A Victor talking machine is suggested as a pleasing present at Orton Bros. Adv.
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Philip W. Blake
Butte “Chamber of “Commerc
Murray
Victor
Orton Bros
Adv
Tariff, patronage clash in Democratic Washington
Washington notes show deep rifts over patronage as Democrats prepare tariff bills under Underwood while Simmons contends for finance chair. Western assay offices fight resumes in budget battle as party splits threaten unity ahead of March special session.
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Alabama
House of Representatives
Washington
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Taft
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Nator Simmons
North Carolina
Senate
Finance Committee
Phia
Simmons
Simm
Sim
Menate
Norether
Democratic ‘Caucus
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Anance Committee
Tong
Development of Forestry Under Secretary Witton Report
Secretary Witton reports 16 years as head of the agriculture department show forestry growth from 1905 to 1912. Forest reserves revenue rose from 86000 to 1000000 dollars while stock numbers and timber output surged. reserves expanded from 6.1 to 188 million acres, reflecting rapid development in timber and grazing on public lands.
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Witton
Department of Agriculture
Tn Wuos
Speed Key to Nationals New Season Says Grimm
Manager Grimm focuses on adding speed to the Nationals as he rebuilds for next season. He values fast baserunners like Milan and seeks quick players who can stretch gaps and pressure defenses. The plan includes evaluating spring trials for speed over other skills to boost standings.
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Manger Grimm
Tere
Othe Moeller
Grimith
Gan Foster
Shanks
McBiride
GriMth
Heigures
Milan
Grimm
Winery
Shington
Mumm Explains How He Was Shot in Paris
Paris December 15 The police search for Mrs Mary Barnes and her servants the only witnesses to the shooting of Walter Mumm a noted sportsman remains fruitless Mumm disputed a version that he struck Mrs Barnes before she fired He described a supper with Barnes then a confrontation at her home during which a revolver was fired at him by Barnes who declared they would settle the matter later
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Carson
Helena
House
New York
CIA
York
House” Committee On Appropriations
Deadwood
Charleston
Holse
Senate
Conference Committee
Bote
Tolalio
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Nevada
Utah
Lafferty
Oregon
Pray
Paris
Mary Barnes
Walter Mumm
Mumm
Cronies Risk Lives to Scatter Mate’s Ashes at Sea
In Francisco Cal on December 16 seven seafaring cronies risked their lives to fulfill a deceased friend’s last wish. They launched the urn from a small boat amid brutal swells near Point Tonita, kept their pledge to scatter the ashes, and returned exhausted after the mission ended in the sea.
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Francisco
Cal
Cronter
Prier Johnson
Mt. Fort Taunch
Corte
Sean
Barder
Peter Johnson
Ten Talon
Baya
Dria Johnson
Tom Bight
Point Tonita
Austrian Bluff Dodges Balkan Peace Conference Debates
London dispatch reports Dr Daneff returning from Paris as delegates open discussions on the Austro Hungarian controversy. The Bulgarians view Vienna’s moves as a bluff designed to counterward the Balkan balance, insisting Albania remain autonomous under the 1907 Austro Hungarian accord. Greece and Serbia face restricted access to the Albanian Adriatic coast amid shifting regional claims.
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Greece
Servia
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